Sorbo Artefacto Vessel #07 Pottery This new and revised edition

This new and revised edition of Less but Better shows once again why Dieter Rams’s approach to design will be relevant for the foreseeable future Ideas of what can and must be achieved by good design are in a constant state of flux as a result of cultural and technological developments

With shell buttons

blow out the flame and place the smoldering leaf on a felt burner mat (sold separately) which should itself be on a flat

this piece offers the impact of a statement earring with the ease of a cuff—no piercing required

Sorbo Artefacto Vessel #07 Pottery This new and revised editionDimensions: 2. 4" H x 3. 5" L (opening) Sorbo Artefacto is a project by Puerto Rican artist Manuel Mendoza Snchez, stemming from his experimentation with local clay. The small format of the cup allows him to push the limits of the clays he harvests, each one unique and requiring particular attention and care. By adding imported clay when necessary, the cup enables him to create durable blends that he can later apply to his larger works, such as vases.